Learning Support Assistant - 2 days per week

Learning Support Assistant, New Siblands School13 hours per week, 2 days per week, (Monday and Tuesday) 8.45am-3.45pm, term time only plus 6 Inset Days, Permanent.£29,541 Full Time Equivalent, £8,927 Actual Salary per annum, plus generous sick pay and pension scheme.

About Us

New Siblands is a joyful and exceptional special school with a strong, caring and committed team. We cater for children with profound and multiple learning disabilities. Learning is holistic, creative and engaging, designed to bring out the best in every pupil and support them to be as independent as they can possibly be, by exploring concepts and developing skills in a range of contexts. Our pupils tell us that they enjoy coming to school and love learning here.

Role overview

As a Learning Support Assistant, you will have a vital role in making a positive impact on the lives of our students and their families. Working alongside the class teacher, TA and other LSAs, you will help implement our holistic curriculum, which is designed to support students in achieving their planned goals, improving communication and social skills, accessing therapeutic support, and overcoming barriers to learning.You will play a key role as part of the class support team assisting in the delivery of learning to small groups, and taking a proactive role in preparing activities and supporting pupils to navigate the school day.You will be instrumental in recognising and capturing the progress each pupil makes and sharing information with the class teacher.Why join us?We are a positive and energetic team that values support and collaboration.You will contribute to the growth and development of a new expanding school.You will work in a purpose built provision with specialist facilities.You will receive a comprehensive programme of induction, training and support.Daily Staff Professional Time (non-contact time) is built into your contracted hours.Most importantly, you will gain memorable experiences of supporting pupils to learn and develop their independence and self-confidence.Interviews are due to take place on Thursday 24th September

Application process

Applications are made via Eteach. The supporting statement section of the application must explain how you meet each requirement of the Person Specification using examples of your skills and experience. This may include experience from employment, education, or during career breaks. The supporting statement must be not more than 1000 words.